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“My husband and I work 18 to 20 hours per day. We go anywhere; we talk to anyone,” said Rachel Goldberg, whose son is being held hostage by Hamas militants in Gaza.
Portions of this article are very graphic. I was talking with my daughter on the phone Friday evening. “What did you do this week?” she asked. I
Jews across Miami-Dade are grappling with how to celebrate Hanukkah after the Hamas terrorist attacks on Oct. 7 and subsequent war between Israel and Gaza.
“From one side, it’s going to be very sad because we are in the 61st day of this terrible war, but from the other side we are here to show the light,” said Mike Driquez, deputy consulate general for Israeli consulate.
Posters are popping up along McGregor Boulevard in Lee County showing some of the hostages taken by Hamas.